SAINT AUGUSTINE’S PRIORY ART, CRAFT AND DESIGN DEPARTMENT: GCSE EXAM TIMELINE & TASK CHECKLIST
TASK / DEADLINE / ASSESSMENT OBJECTIVES / COMPLETEDY/N / STUDENT COMMENT / TEACHER COMMENT
- MIND MAPS – VISUAL & WRITTEN (2 minimum)
- STATEMENT OF INTENT
emailed to teacher / AO1 / Statement of Intent should be emailed to teacher for review before presenting in sketchbook.Writing frame for this written element is on the Art department website.
- COLLECTION OF SECONDARY VISUAL RESOURCES
- A3 TONAL OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING FROM PRIMARY SOURCE
- OBSERVATIONAL STUDIES FROM PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SOURCES USING RANGE OF MEDIA
AO3 / (5 Minimum)These drawings should show skill and techniques, and the appropriate use of a range of different materials and processes.
There should be evidence of different scales, materials and angles used. The objects drawn should be drawn from a range of primary and secondary sources, that could include the images found at task 3.
- PHOTO-SHOOT 1
- ARTIST STUDY – visual study / essay / facts
AO2
AO3 / Essays should be emailed to teacher for review before presenting in sketchbook. Writing frame to support this written element is on the art department website.
- EARLY EXPERIMENTATION RELEVANT TO DEVELOPMENT OF IDEAS
- INITIAL DEVELOPMENT OF IDEA – produce work in the style of an artist as a mini outcome
AO2
AO3 / This mini-outcome should show that ideas are being generated and developed. It should show the influence of the artist and images looked at so far. The mini-outcome should provide a platform for further experimentation and the development of ideas. It should be outside the sketchbook.
- MIND MAP SHOWING FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF IDEAS
- STATEMENT OF INTENT FOR NEXT CHAPTER OF WORK
- ARTIST STUDY – visual study / essay / facts
AO2
AO3 / As a result of making a mini-outcome, a new artist must be looked at in order to generate more ideas.
Essays should be emailed to teacher for review before presenting in sketchbook. Writing frame to support this written element is on the art department website.
- PHOTO-SHOOT 2
- EXPERIMENTATION RELEVANT TO DEVELOPMENT OF IDEAS WITH A RANGE OF MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES
- REFLECTIONS ON DEVELOPING PRACTICE ESSAY
Writing frame for this written work is on the website, and a hard copy given to students. At this point, higher ability students may choose to take further photo-shoots, to refine the idea for the outcome further.
- THUMBNAIL COMPOSITIONAL SKETCHES & DESIGN IDEAS; ALL ANNOTATED
AO3 / Students visualisetheir outcome and plan through drawing, considering materials needed for its making. Composition ideas should be annotated meaningfully.
- ARTIST STUDY – visual, essay, 10 facts
AO2
AO3 / This artist is carefully chosen to help solidify and resolve the coursework outcome. Students aiming for a high grade might need to explore more than one artist at this stage. Essays should be emailed to teacher for review before presenting in sketchbook.
- MAQUETTE OF PLANNED OUTCOME
AO2
AO4 / The mini outcome/maquette is a miniature version of the planned outcome, and it should be documented with full explanation of materialsand processes used
This is completed DURING EASTER ART SESSIONS ON THE 15TH/16TH OF MAY.
- Refinement of maquette/mini-outcome and further development
AO4 / Make sure at this point all sketchbook pages are photographed and completed. Photographing work at this stage will help you write your evaluation
- TIMED-EXAMINATION PLAN
- SET UP FOR EXAM
- 10 HOUR TIMED-EXAMINATION
MAY 2017 / AO4 / 10 hours to complete outcome. Students work in silence for 5 hours with two breaks each day.
All supporting evidence and sketchbooks to be handed in, and authentication forms signed. Work must be labelled and named.
- EVALUATION OF OUTCOME INCLUDING PICTURES ILLUSTRATING KEY MOMENTS IN PROJECT
AO4 / This should be emailed for review before submitting with outcome and sketchbook. Students are advised to use photographs of their sketchbook pages to help them write about their artistic journey. Writing frame for this written work is on the art department website.
24. DEADLINE / 15/5 / -- / This is final. All GCSE Exam coursework must be handed in complete with labels, names, student number and evaluation.